Advanced Systems Engr
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About this opportunity
Responsibilities:
Core Activities Lead the execution and delivery of multiple projects, ensuring adherence to timelines, budgets, and quality standards
Collaborate with cross-functional teams including presales team, engineering, product development to ensure seamless system integration and Delivery.
Communicating with stakeholders(internal/external), and project managers on project status, including progress, risk and roadblock. Conducting project reviews with customer and team on a weekly basis and progress reporting
Ready to learn and implement new solutions like Operations Assistant, Experion Cognition.
Must have Hands on Experience on Honeywell DCS EPKS, TPS - TDC300 and e-Products.
Must have Hands on Experience on TPS System and Experion System : Installation, Restore, Setup, Backup, Troubleshooting, E-Products deployment including Virtual Appliances.
Should be able to Independently carry out Control system Engineering, System installation & Setup, FAT with customer.
Should be well conversant with Basics of Networking (Level L1, L2, L3 networks).
Basic experience on Virtualization required.
Act as a SME/coach for team members providing technical mentorship related to TPS System and Experion System
Should be able to develop Functional Design Specification, Detailed Design Specification, FAT, SAT and Conceptualize/design/validate System Architecture diagram.
Should be able to read, Understand P&IDs, Control Narratives, Logic diagrams, etc
Plan and Review work done by engineers with respect to project standards and quality documents.
Should act as technical interface to internal and external customers.
Site Deployment and commissioning of the project.
Control Systems - Experion PKS Hardware design and engineering
EPKS Application modification and Testing
EPKS Network Design & Configuration
EST//ESVT/ESV Installation & Configuration
Experion Process Server Configuration
Experion Troubleshooting, Site Commissioning
TPS TPS System/E-products hardware design and engineering
TPS System Application modification and Testing
TPS System(including E products) Installation, Configuration, backup & Restore
TPS Troubleshooting, Site Commissioning
Qualifications :
BE (Instrumentation / Electronic / Electrical) –8+ years of industry experience.
Behavioral Qualifications:
Quick to learn new technologies skills.
Must be proactive, self-motivated, Analytical thinking approach
Excellent Written & Verbal English Communication ( Ability to express clear and precise)
Ability to work in a team and lead the team.
Documentation Tools (MS-Word/ Excel)
Should have managed multiple projects
Product development knowledge is added advantage
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